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NOTICE.

Some parties have been breaking into
my cabin on the Mesa lately AMI have
stolen several articles. Notice $ here
by given that the guilty parties are
spotted" and should the ofrcnse he re-
pca,cd they will he dealt with accord.
ing 10 law. CLARENCE +. BRowN.
MEEKER, Colo, July g. 1857.
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No,,.e s.r i.u s.iesssas.

LAND Orttcr At
Girsvoop srsgtsns. Colo. June :. iss'
NOTICE 1. h~r.isy given that the l.,iIsr Ing
~ nsu,r.i .stti~r hrs hls.i nuti-- Of hi. int-'s
tinn to make nnsi pr,-lf IN support Of HE
cisiu. Ani that .nii rr,uf viii 'r in,i" t-i"r'
spttns.. Coiurudp, on July e. t.-.. at 10
o'cis-k q. M. yisi David Morgan. uf Asiai.
y, ~ 4 nv 4. nv y ~ !. s.c Il. Tp ". u.
u. ". sih ~.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
AZ .,ii ien.i vist TAuu,as Sh-rwtu. Thunsas
u. Hamilton. Arthur COLON and J. 4. NnEs,n.
ali Of Asnl. Colo.
tYIr.s Put, June is-IIas; juiy y. ise5l
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

We have taken our stations to the
ranch on Little Beaver for a few weeks.
Mares from outside points. down the
river and vicinity Of Meeker will lie re.
ceivcd al our stables In town and
given prompt attention.
MEDIATION 4 pRt2pc4s--
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Nosicc for Publication.

GLkSwoop sruiSes. Colo. July :. i,s5.i
NyOTICg-f. hereby given ihat the following
~ named settler ba- nlc,i notice of his inicn-
ttou to make nnal proof In support 81 hi-
fpvr the Register and Receiver Mt Glcnwo'si
springs. Colo. ou August -. Is., Mt 10 "'clcck
., m. VIZ: Evan q. Thomas. of Neckar, Colo.
on his r. 4. n. =. No. u: q. I. =. for the g !,
ne u. .w Y ne =, ne = 90 4 Sec %. Tp n, II
1 " 9Th PN.
lie nsmcs the following lwitncs-e. to prove
hts continuous residence upon, and cultivation
~. said land. viz: George :. Hazcn. l0ru
Iubb. George Gonte--nan and Joseph Grimm.
ali of Mcckcr. Colorado.
=. ]. Drf.AS. Rcgis;cr.
tFtrrt pup July a-ln.t Aug II, ISL
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Notice for s'asi,cassos.

LAND bfll'E tT
GtrSwoop srHi>os. Colo, June :. ts-..
NUTiCE-I- hereby given that the following
named srtilcr has fl,-i notice nf his intrt,.
ton To make iinri prof In support Of his
claim, aud that aid pr,pf will bc made b.-
fprr the Rcgi.tcr AMI Receiver. at Glcnwo,-i
Springs. Colorado. on July -. ts.s. at 10
o'clock. u. tn. via; fr'nHig v. IiauYhcy, cf
lamI-s. Colo. ou hi. Homestead Application
No. a.. for tho no \ dots and 3 81 Sec q. TT a
". II. ~. ". 9Th Pm.
He names tho following witnesses to pruvc
his crntinuou. residence upon. and cultivation
Of. --ti innd. VIZ: William u. Hose. Thona.
!. liindnnn, Andrew j. Ashley and John
Boothroyd. all Of Nainra, Colo.
=. j. DE1.AN. ttcvistcr.
Ifiret Pub June is--ia-t July ~, ISL
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N0Sicc tor u'u b1IrasiUn.
LAND AEEICE At

GLrSwooD srRiNas. Colo, June 10. issT.
NoTiCE-I. hereby given ihnt the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intcti-
ton to make Hnal proof I'm support OF his
claim. and that said proof will ho made be
fore the Ncsi-tcr and Receiver. Mt GIcuwoNi
Springs. Colorado. on August I. 1ss1, at 10
O'Clock u. M. viz: e. Frank Barton, OF
Mceker. Colorado. on his +. Il. II. <. No ias 1 &.
!. Il. FOR the sw i sec. ~, TIP. n. u. ~ ". eth
=. n.
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
%. said land, viz: II. Morri. nreifu.a Joseph
kaistnn. !. L.. Mediation and Jacquc Freuud,
all Of Meckcr. Colo.
S.J. DELAN. Register.
First Pub June 25--Iast July 20, Iss,l
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TssH sTALLsoN. pasNcx.

Robert Rcigan will stand his Norman
Morgan stallion Prince nj the Gregory
Stables THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday
Of each week until fst Of August.
VIII bc nj ranch on Dry Picc.arcc bal
ancc of time. Services $40 and aill In
Htirc.
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Nossre for p'u s,ueas.es.

GLrSwoop STRINGS, Colo. June II. tss..
NOTlCE-I. hereby given that the fellow ing
~ named settler ks. flc-i notice of hi. intcn.
ton To- make ansl prof in support Of his
claim. and that .aii prvrf will h. made b',-
re- the Hrgi.trr aud Receiver. At Glcnwood
Springs, Colorado. on August :. ts-.. nj 10
g.clsck Q. M, visi Jo-cph wvol.cy. 81
Nrvwn's Park, toiovudo. on nj. r. y. u. \. No.
:pt. for the 4 sw u sssl. . and . u A. "A SEC. =,
all In Tp. 10 n. X. ID: wc.t 9Th r. ".
Tie names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence t,yuu. and cultivation
of, .sid land. viz; Jamcs q. Warren. ThomR.
white. II. W. Jaypc- and Andrew Ikchtolds,
all of Mown's Park. Houtt county. Colorado.
=. J. DEt.SN Register.
trir.t Pub Juno ..S-IA.t Lnly a lNsil
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N.,,.- Tor s-ss,,..,,.s.

GIr>woob -rHI>us. rolo.. Juiy II. is~..
NOTICE 10 h-rviy given that the foiin~ ing
ranari settler ha. nl.si nui.c.' uf ~. intern
tior Ia make n,ai pr,suf In -upfnrt II his claim.
and that SAIL pr-,f ~iil h- made t-yfufu the
Register and it-.-iycr. at Gl-n~o--i spsins..
Csso.. of August -. 80. at 10 O'Clock q. tn.
eiri John ". iirss.sr. at lrfufst. Colorado. on
his q. v u. - No, a.. Tor the =, s- =. s- = a..
I. ssSr !, and nu :. nr y Sec 10. tpa y. u ~ "
oh PN.
lie name. Tho following witnesses 4. t-,s.
ht. r.,nIinlsri. rv-ii-n.e ut-nr. AMI cultivation
1t. .sii iani. viss John 7. White. rr-.i Eliiosi.
nsSii Taylor aud Jerome J-d~ry. ali .f
tsngv,. t,in
\. J. nrtlS. iirsi,irr.
fylrst rat July iI-l.s; Aug -. i.s.l
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Calsastsy Jsae.

The Cheyenne Leader has interviewed
Calamity Jane. who admits to having
seen forty summers. She was born Of
poor parents nj Fort washakic. and was
adopted into the family Of an officer
stationed there. but ran away and en-
tered upon sporting life at the age
of II years. She stated that when she
was WAS first In Cheyenne tho only
houses were tents. and she had seen
man, now one of the most substantial
church members Of the city. ride into
every saloon In town and shoot every
man he saw who didn't wear n big white
hat" AT Bismarck n couple Of army
officers tough, on her account. One
was killed, and she had TO escape from
the lyncbers by starting TO Dcadwool
dressed In mems clothes and riding
broprhp. She lost the road and was
nearly starved 10 death for six days.
She then became u mulc-whacker. max
ing ten trips between Dcadwooi aud
Cheyenne. She then opened n head
quarters for the Black Hills stage rob
bers. but refuses to tell anything abou:
the men engaged In the robbcries. 1,c-
coming tired Of that. she went to Lam
der. and in less than twcnty.four hours
drunken cowboy had killed store
keeper on her account. She SAWS she
was sorry but could not help IL. She
then went 10 Rawlins. and was In that
town when the utcs attacked the place
at midday. aud remembers well the
nigh, when Lacey and Opium Bob were
strung mp at the stock yards. Two
years ago she married man named
Steers in that town. where her home
now is. and with the exception Of her
sprecs, is living reasonably quiet.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting Of the members Of the
Highland Ditch Company, at tie resi-
dence of Adam Smith. on Monday. July
Is. 1887. at o'clock. All are requested
to be present as business of Importance
will he transacted. by order Of the
President. II. W. ToMLrNsoN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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The steady n continnci rains OF tic
past few days will L. of incs,imablc
value 10 our siockmcn. The range WAS
beginning TO burn up and the outlook
for mex, winters feed was not prvmis.
ing one. In view OF the crowded con-
di,ion Of the range. The ASPECT Of af-
fairs has been considerably changed.
however. during the past week aud the
prospects for winter feed are more as.
Aufins.
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Cily nssE Nssvs.

For drugs. medicines, paints. books.
stationery. fancy and 'oile; M clcs.
field glasses. artist. materials, musical
goods, etc. etc, 20 or ,cna ,cuT tS''crs
To Dr. T.. S'uvcr. Rawlins, Wycning.
and yet the les, goods n, ioacs, prrcs.
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted 10 the under.
signed will please come forward and
settle at once. All bills due us and no:
paid by the LIST Of July will lc put In
the hands Of collector.
1iAEr 4 WRIGHT.
MrHKHE, June I. 1ss7.
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Jnss 0~sstseA

At j. ". Hug,is X Co.'S, large hvoscc
of the Improved Buckeye Mows's. no
cog wheels exposed to the doi. the
most complete machine made. Also
keep the IIollingswor,h and rigre akrs.
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at aAYGn.

From Sulphur creek. one blne roam
mare. i've years old. 1910 ffs. braixisd T
on left shoulder. Five dollars reward
for her return TO II. II. LEONARD
Meckcr. Coo.
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NOTICE..

l thereby authorize J. l.. Armit col.
iect nil accounts now due the. iAsuns
indebted To mc will please call an srt-
tie at once. Z. r. GAEpiSEE. MID.
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a Card.
ANAL. Colo, July 5, 1857.

ANAL. Colo. July 3, 1851.
To the Eiiior of TuE HnnAIp:
DEAR SIR am at the summer
camp with cattle, thirty or forty miles
from everywhere aud had no in,imation
that was expected to speak at Meeker
on the Fourth until yesterday when
was in receipt Of u letter and saw copy
of TIE HERALD. Should any one have
been 50 partial TO me as to have felt at
all disappointed at my failure to appear
l would like to say to them that the dis
appointment was mutual rs should
have very much enjoyed joining with
the people of MceEcr and vicinity in the
celebration of the nations birthday.
Respectfully Yours.
II. II. EDDY.
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Auxs.sia-'. T.k,ax o..

A. \. Munix. the Mexican who killed
Augustine on lower White about two
weeks ago. arrived In Grand Junction
last week. says the Democrat. and gave
himself up 10 Sheriff Bradish. Muniz.
In relating the circumstances attending
the killing. says that Augustine had
Threatened to take his life sometime
previous. and that on the day Of the
murder lie was warned by McCook. n
member OF the same tribe. that Angus
tine was coming TO Kill him. Muniz
was then nj his own cabin. and sure
enough short time aficrwaTl Angus
tine appeared and made his camp for
the night nj the creek u short distance
from the cabin. a lockout was KEEP, on
his movements by both Muniy aud Nc.
Cook. and shortly after dark Augustine
was seen approaching. McCock mndc
hts escape by the hack door and ran to-
ward the creek. Siunix also passed ou,
but remained near the cabin. rife In
hand. watching AnHustine's move
mcnts. Tho latter irst looked into the
window. and finding all quiet inside,
supposed Munix was there md asleep.
lie drew a revolver and pointed II to-
ward the bcd. but before firing Munix
discharged his Winchester. This had
no effect and he fired again. when
Augustine lcapcd into the mir and fell
heavily io the ground. shot through the
heart. Munix n; once saddlcsl his horsc
and rode with all speed possible TO
Grand Junction. Since he left II In
learned that two of his companions on
the ranch had t~cn brsicecti at the
cabin by thirty Cte warriors and that
one of tho two had surrendered after y
promise had been made TO him that he
should hc taken 10 the Agency for trial.
lie has not since been heard of and II
is feared he has been murdered.
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John Hanson came In from I'll. Gov.
crnmcnt road Tuesday. and on his re-
turn the day followin: took out load
Of lumber. lie reports the crops get
tisg along finely at tho Larson ranch.
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Mr.. ]. l.. Mediation. accompanied by
his niece. Miss Nellie Wash. left for
ltawlins Thursday morning. They will
tc gone about two weeks and will visit
friends In Wyomin. before returning 10
Mrckrr.
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vow AaLx o. nESr.

One Of tho bcsi hay ranches On Waite
ritter. Inquire nj ranch six miles ,is~n
river. or address, CuAs. $. Arri3.
Mceker, Olo.
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A numerous hand Of ties camped on
tile site Of the old agency buildings on
upper White In the early part Of the
week. They are on their annual game.
.larghtsring expedition.
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China Jim has received lot of PLAIN
aud fancy silk handserchiefs, hne csaIe
shawls and s,,shcs. and japanese para
soils, and is selling them AT reasonable
prices. Call and see Jim at the Meeker
hotel
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m. .Grsx.r, AsakIe..

II you want your horses wed led
and properly taken care OF call u the
stables Of Messrs. Gilmore X Raidaii.
The Gregory stablesare ernlerAll, 'oca'
ted and prices reasonable.
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We received u communication from
u Hear river correspondent, this week III
regard 10 u road between MeeSet and
LIAR river via Cedar Springs. For
lack OF time aud space II is crowded out.
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q. ". Stone Of tho Hear river region
Is this week tarrying among US. It being
h.s annual pilgrimage 10 the White
river valley.
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prv... He<,s,ss., a:s~.

Drugs. medicines, oils, painp and
everything In the drug line all. W.
uug,s X Cos.
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l.. u. BnAsngR. Secretary.

Thos. II. Watson Is having the inter-
ior Of his new store building lined with
Geofgia pinc from floor TO ceiling.
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voR sALg.

A set Of light secondhand btcgy
harness. Almost rs good as new. In.
quirr nj John Gould's Harness and fad.
dlcry shop.
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II. &. Gilmore irit Mcckcr Thursday
morning for Denver ~ witness In the
iiasen case, which comes up for trial
nj that place next Monday.
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Mrs. l.. u. Br.sher came In OH Sat
ur.iay nights -'s." "n"san absence Of
several months visiting friends and rel.
niivcs In Ohio.
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George Toc.i, and j. II. Woods left
Wednesday morning for uintah, Utah,
whcrc they will purchase = bunch of
Indian mares. and which they will dis
,s-c Of "a, points lrlwccn Glcnwcui
springs and Aspen.
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6oOS'1oNI ]
NEWS DEALER AND sTATloNER.
A Full and Complete Line of
Confectionery, Tobacco,
Cigars and Fancy
Notions.
Nv. HoUSToN's.
Notice for Pasii~stisa.

LAND OrriCg At
.LrNWoor srtiN'i-. Colo. juno u. te-s.
NrDTiCE-I- hcr-,, given that tho following
~ named settler ha. nl-.i poti..r Of hi. inirns
iirn to- made fnai proof In support of hi.
claim. and that -iii pr,-if will L. made i-furv
the it-Eistcr and Rc,-ivcr at GI-n~oci
springs. Colo. on August :. t.-.. at 10 o'clock
q. M. via! Anirrv II-chJoli.. uf nruwn'.
Park. Colorado. on his =. u. u. :. No. ia, for
tho - Z, NV =, y nc I. Sec. y. TT. 10 n. u.
ipl W. 9Th T.. ".
lie nnmr- tn. following witnesses To pru,-
hi. continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, sid land. Wis lame. L. Warren. Tho,pn.
white. Lawrence II. Curtain and Joseph Wool.
.cy. all of Hrpwn'. Park. Colo.
-. DvfaS. Register.
trir.t Pub June .,-Iat July ~, Is-.l
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c...,., o.k C..A,as Stoves.

Just received, at j. W. hngus y
Co. =, u car lcad Of Charter OAK Cdok'
ing Stoves Of all sizes.
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Pozzoni's Complexion Powder I'M
parts u brilliant transparency 70 'nf
skin. j. V. Houston has II for sale.
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Morris Dreifuss will soon have MS
thresliing machine In thls valley anu
will do threshing n, reasonable rates.
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Fred Gregory has just finished a neat
and commodious ranch house for Mr..
Bernstein Of Powell park.
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Furniture.

Just received, ut j. W. Hngun 4
Co.'S, u tar load OF furniture. II Will
be sold ut bottom prices.
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Playing Cards. Checker boards. Dom
ioes. ETC., for sale ut j. V. Houst0u's.
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George +. Davis. who resides fifteen
miles this side II Aspen on Snowmass
creek. cana 10 this section few weeks
ago 10 buy n few milch cows. lie pur-
chased two Of l.. II. Watson. on Upper
White. but while br!nsin: them down
they got away irum him. Although he
searched over week Tor them he has
failed 10 find trace Of either. Finding
1, sn Improbable chase he left for his
home the fore part Of the week. The cows
are branded Iuartcr-circlc N on side
and W on left hip. Information con.
cernin: them can lie left nj this Office.
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A fine assortment Of nuts Just 70
ceived ut Houston's.
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6eory. Wi;ier. foreman Of the ". II.
L.. l.. $. * I. Co.. has been engaged
during the past week In rounding mp
and counting the company's numerous
bands OF horses on Upper White river.
the recent death OF Mr.. John a. Wit,cr
neccssita,ing an inventory Of the stock
Mt this time. The horses are all In Hne
condition and the col, crop has been
remarkably large the present season.
The equally satisfactory condition Of
the companv's Affairs Is largely due to
the careful ami efficient management Of
Mr.. George $. Wittcr. who has had
charge Of the outfit for the past year.
s
While in town the other day Robert
Jubb took us tn one side and con-
hdent!ally informed us that he lad dis.
covered tho burial place of the late Ute
chief Douglas and was In possession Of
that celebrated warriors skull. We
were reluctantly compelled TO inform
Mr.. Jubb that he had been basely i'm.
posed upon ms the only bona fide skull
pi Douglas Is now and has been in pos
session Of THE HERALD for the past
two years. Yes. the skull. tomahawk
and blccdy scalping knife of the re-
doubtablc Douglas is among the
sanguinary relics that aiorn the walls
Of our sanc,um. Ours is the on,,
original and genuine skull of Douglas
In existence. and all other skulls or
chunks OF Douglas anatomy that may
be passing current for the unauthorized
article are fraudulent. Mr.. Jubb has
undoubtedly got the skull of Ute. bu,
we arc well satisfied in our own mind
that 1t is only the skull of common
Ute buck. However, Bob can palm
1t off on his English friends just tho
same as II it was the skull Of Sitting
Bull himself.
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Lemons ut Iloustons.
Fine confectionery at liouston's.

Writing tablets, all sizes, at Hout'
tons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-14
10r1L ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

-. rxuo-LH ooruley. N Moore. Art
- j a Kirkpatrick, Stockton: noui-
-. 6slesburR. n, A & Judson. Glen Eyre;
q E Oibley Orange; Martin Haas,
Dach~ronn ana vife child and nurse. NeW
York, L Simon, " " wilde. Gus heymnn'
elHen Jnda: Levine, = aiIls Fan sno Ciif. iif
- AT: q VI ssott and wife, Yolo county
= Cofman. Mrs e Ella, HAL, Gus
Wmvrnnn. an Diego: 8 eoutnwortn, Shcfe'
0~Sso: L A Grant San Bernardtno; y Cur
~ Anaheim; Chas n etimson, ONO; =
Hgrse. San Jo.q ain ranch; h y Valenuns,
Wilmington: Thos y Doyle Sn1 Sno.,ch T.rm
eianal City; Or c sketchiey. ossrlcn fHlm'
osAnp Cx~rRAL HorEL.M Mrs. peanin =
T-17s and - fe. Denver; L whitney ano
ms Veyanvees. wis: K L,bbey. snyfns'
-: fF GcAllen, Santa Barbara; y ccn,'is :,
nS2nR. lTisa Nufnema :, Santa Anti ~
0rRa1. Yuma; Bacher. Ananeim:' W
DaVson. Oceanside; A Wing, Fresno.
Vllfer. EeWhall: y Wagnor, AinnTapoas,
Mlna; KorPes. Des AC'1ss. Gasa Rocriin
90 6o1sherfy, san Francisco; Deiano'
uoWhalL
pxon UousE-L II Hays, Raymond: u
Wiikes. Geo n Bassett, San'a Ana; g G NC
WsI1e1- Ceufraiia; A Evan and family miss
a Uar0ou. Z d Rankin. San Francisco; n
Av~rs- Oaklsnd: Miss Muller, San Diego
Uzrs Marsh, Nevada City; Robbins: =
RFL Fark. Boston; w montgomery. 4
Roose, winnipeg
Dxror HoTEL-G " Montgomery. MS 4
Mss1ssaeey. Miss I Montgomery; MISS a
-. Chicaxo; Bell and wife, N 7; Or
T1sf ana wife, Boston; Marble and wife
M. Reiplo, Philadelphia; D Evan
- vile, Nan Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-14
''CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL

| PPEALS to your common sense. and In
"A vestigators acknowledge it the most
sensible remedy that they have seen, from
its great simplicity SPEEDY & scsioh n ana anhs In
tion, It is like no inhaler ever used. The
medicine rises as q smoke, lighter than the
| air you breathe, penetrating and thoroughly
| treating every air passage OF the neSo'
ing ON the diseased parts. 1t cuts loose the
mucous, however thick, eating up the pol
son OF the disease.
~ One ball, lasting from few months
upward, is generally sufficient tor cure.
CATARRH-Cured in three months. war
ranted. In chronic cases the Debellator
should also be used.
relieved in five minutes, but the "Debelia
tor Package" must be taken with the
| .'Smoke Ball."
BRONCHITIs-Cured in EVERY CASE
warranted. The "Debellstor" should be
| used with the "Smoke Ball."
DEAFNEsS-Cured in from three to six
months. If the drums OF the ears are not de-
stroyed. Hot salt water used IN connection
with special instructions.
EYES-Granulated lids, weakness of the
optic nerves. etc., cured in four 10 six
weeks. Relieved in five minutes.
CROUP-Relieved in three minutes and
cured in twenty four hours.
ULCERATION Of the Lungs-Relteved in
Eve minu'es and cured in one week. The
"Debellator Package" must be used in ad'
dition to the "Smoke Ball"
NEURALGIA-Cured after the third dose
and it will not return II the remedy is occa-
sionally used.
sNORING-Three doses each night. before
retiring, cures this trouble.
DIPHTHERIA "Carbolic Smoke" de-
stroys the germ of this disease, and should
be given as q preventive.
COLD IN THE HEAD-Cured in fifteen
minutes.
COLD ON THE CHEST-Cured in twelve
hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-14
Order to Show Cause

WHY ORDER OF SALE OF REAL Es-
w tate should not be made-In tho 8u-
perior Court of the county of Los Angelea,
State OF California
In the matter of the estate of JOHN c.
Brown, deceased.
Mary Brown. the Administrative of the
estate of John q. Brown. deceased, having
filed her petition herein praying for an
order of sale of the real estate of said de-
cedent. for the purpose therein set forth, it
is therefore ordered by the said court that
all persons interested In the estate Of said
deceased appear before the said Superior
Court on Monday, January 18th 1857, ut 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
courtroom of said Superior Court at the city
of Los Angeles. In the county Of Los An
geles. to show cause why an order shonld
not be granted to the said administrstrix to
te1l SO much of the real estate of the said Se-
ceased as shall be necessary, and that .
copy of this order be published at least once
q week for four successive weeks In the Los
Angeles DAILY HERALD, q newspaper printed
and published in said county Of Los An
geles. A. BRUNsON,
Judge Of the Superior Court.
December II. 1856. dis-to III
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-14
Notice of Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance Of an order of the Sv perior
Court of the County of Los Angeles, State
of California, made on the 10Th day of De-.
cenber, 1886, in the matter of the estate of
Horace Wood worth, deceased, the under
signed, the administrator of the estate Of
said deceased, will on or after MONDAY the
10th day of January, 1886, sell at private
sale, aud subject to confirmation by said
court. the following described real estate
belonging to said deceased and situate in
said county, to wit:
Being an undivided one.fifth interest
of, in and to the following described real
property. situated in the city of Los Angeles,
and lying on the northeasterly side of Macy
street, and bounded northerly by land
formerly of T. JEFF White; on the easterly by
land of the estate of Wallace Woodworth,
deceased, now allotted to Mamie e. De
Camp; on the south by Macy street, and on
the west by Zania No. 6. containing about
fou- acres of land.
Bids or offers must be in writing, and may
be left at the Office of Graves & O'Melveny,
room q, Baker l1ock, in the city of Los
Angeles, California, or delivered to said ad-
ministrator personally, or may be flied in
the Office OF the Clerk of said Court at any
time after the first pu ublication of this notice
and before making said sale.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-Cssh,
United States gold coin; 10 per cent on ac-
ceptGnee of It'd and balance ON conflrma-
tion of sale by said court.
JAMES GILDAY,
d254w Administrator of said estate.